1989 Burmester Vintage Port

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simon Lisle
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1989 Burmester Vintage Port

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This was a strange one after first decanting hot at the start with a full on blackberry finnish six hours later full on blackberry with a hot finnish altogether not a bad port but I can't tell if it will last or ready now, I think it was a port made for the home market.88 (Roy knows I'm a tight marker :D )
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Tom Archer
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I thought finnish was a language :D

That apart, this is a shipper who's product is rarely seen in the UK

Where did you get the bottle?

Tom
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Al B.
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This is the second recent report I've seen on an '89 port on these pages (the other was Nick's note on the Vesuvio '89). Neither were particularly good - consistent with the year not being seen as a standout year.

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Post by simon Lisle »

Sorry about the spelling Tom it was a result of the moscatel :oops: As to the Burmester I've been buying from a couple of German shops and getting them sent over.The 89 had the edge over the 80,the 96. The Colheita 96 I had was pretty good they are all reasonably priced.
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